New citizens' office in Spandau: better services for all citizens

New citizens' office in Spandau: better services for all citizens

On Wednesday, a significant innovation for Berlin's civil services took place in the New Staaken Center in Spandau. Together with the district office Spandau, the ruling mayor Kai Wegner opened the new citizens' office location, which not only offers a local service for the citizens, but should also help to fix the pressing appointments in the administration. This is part of the efforts of the Berlin Senate to significantly increase the efficiency and availability of the citizens' offices.

Why is this new location so important? The opening is a strategic step to defuse the often overloaded citizens' offices in Berlin. In a city that is regularly faced with high demand for administrative services, the quick provision of new locations is of crucial importance. The entire process from planning to the completion of the new building in Obstallee was realized in just one year - a remarkable period of time if you consider the complexity of such projects.

a place of quick completion

The governing mayor Kai Wegner emphasized the importance of the new contact point: "With the start of the new contact point in Spandau, we show that we will noticeably improve the offer for the citizens." The goal is that people can do their concerns quickly and easily in the citizens' office. This is intended to achieve progress that also includes additional jobs, a jumping pool and digital services, including digital residence and re-registration.

In addition, Gregor Kempert, the district councilor for social affairs and civil services, emphasized the social responsibility of the Spandau district. "The Spandau district is very happy to be able to put the new location into operation in the New Staaken Center," he said. This innovation enables up to 3,000 additional appointments a month to offer and significantly expand the services for the Spandau citizens. Kempert thanked the Senate for the support and the trusting cooperation that led to the realization of this project.

Overall, it can be seen that the opening of this citizens' office in the New Staaken Center is a future-oriented step to improve administration in Berlin. The focus is on increasing the quality of service and the timely provision of services, which benefits the citizens and takes the pressure from the existing offices.